The Church In Exile: Living In Hope After Christendom,New Sidney M. et al. Obliterating Their Ethnic Identities

Obliterating Their Ethnic Identities

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The Church In Exile: Living In Hope After Christendom,New Sidney M. et al. Obliterating Their Ethnic IdentitiesThe People Of God Throughout History Have Been A People Of Exile And Diaspora. Whether Under The Assyrians, Babylonians, Greeks Or Romans, The People Chosen By God Have Had To Learn How To Be A Holy People In Alien Lands And Under Foreign Rule. For Much Of Its History, However, The Christian Church Lived With The Sense Of Being At Home In The World, With Considerable Influence And Power. That Age Of Christendom Is Now Over, And As Lee Beach